| Popular Airport | Athens Intl. Airport |
|---|---|
| Popular Airlines | |
| Approximate Flight Duration | 9 hour 10 min |
| Approximate Travel Distance | 1881 Km |
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The most important means of transportation to get to the airport from Kaunas, a crowded Baltic city, is bus. The taxis promise a fast 24-hour access. Those who prefer to use a private car prefer car rental companies.
Taxis that work all day to take the passengers from the stops in the city center to the airport offer both comfortable and fast transportation. It takes an average of 20 minutes for taxis to arrive at the airport.
Those who want to travel to the airport by bus can take bus 29 in the morning, and 29E in the evenings departing from the city center from different stops. It is important to remember that the journey to the airport takes 40 minutes by bus.
The only alternative for travel with private vehicles is rental vehicles. In order to travel to the airport by observing the beauty of Kaunas, you can rent cars from leading rental companies such as Avis, Hertz, Budget and Enterprise in the city of which you can find contact information from the internet.
Kaunas's airport, which has been rebuilt with the intention of attracting tourists to the city, is offering many services to passengers. These services, which spread across Kaunas Airport's three-storey terminal building, meet the various needs of passengers every year. At the terminal where Medicinos Bank branch and ATMs are located, all passengers are free to use internet service for 6 hours a day.
Shopping and eating places help passengers to evaluate their time while waiting. Among the stores you can shop at the airport are Narvesen, Zalgiris, Duty Free Shop, Airport Travel Shop and Little Lithuanian Shop. We can list places for food and beverage as Via Batlica, Cafe, Feniksas Ra and Coffee Hill.
The capital of Greece, Athens, is one of the cities that informs much of today with its history and culture, and for this reason attracts millions of tourists from all over the world. Over 15 million visitors pass through the only airport of Athens, Elefterios Venizelos International Airport. It’s possible to reach Athens centre, located 20 km away from the airport by metro, train, taxi, rental car, and bus.
Elefterios Venizelos International Airport is one of the airports with the most convenient methods of reaching the city centre. You can reach the central locations of Sintagma Square, Athena Academy, and Agios Fanourious by taking the X95 from the bus stops located in front of the airport administration building. The journey to the city centre should take around an hour. Once you are at the 16th stop, Evangelismos Hospital, you can take either walk, or take the 732 bus for three stops, to reach Sintagma Square.
You can also reach various areas in Athens from the airport by taking buses 54, 608, 622, 732, and 815.
There’s been a recent switch in Athens from Greek to Latin alphabet for station names, however the Latin alphabet is not yet used everywhere. This is why it’s probably a good idea to keep an idea of how many stops you need to go when using public transport. You should pay attention to this detail is you take the train from Venizelos Airport to the centre.
The M3 line goes all the way to Sintagma from the airport. Sintagma is the 15th stop. Once you’ve reached Sintagma Square, the home of the Greek Parliament, then you can reach Omonia, another important centre, in just 3 stops by taking the metro. There is also a train line going directly to Port Pire from the airport.
It’s possible to reach everywhere in the city by taking a taxi from the airport, however the fixed fare is only applied to Sintagma, Monastiraki, and Omonia. The good conversation of Athenian taxi drivers can be an additional bonus.
You can explore the various areas of Athens and Greece by renting a car at Venizelos Airport. The airport does offer its own car rental service alongside the many car rental agencies. Once you’ve rented your car you should travel 9km along the A64 and then join up with the Attiki highway. This will take you directly to centre of Athens.
